Monday, June 15, 2009

Did You See Chip? by Wong Herbert Yee

Book Genre: Fiction

Publishing Info: Scholastic Inc, 24 pages

Awards or honors received: None

Summary: Kim is a little girl who is lonely because she has no friends in her new city. Her dog runs away and as her and her dad chase down her dog, Chip, she meets all kinds of new friends who help her find her dog.

Personal rating and reason for rating: **** Good. A fun story, children love it and it is fun to have them read on their own in second grade.

Reading level: 1.2

Interest level: k-2Possible uses of the text in integrated units of study (reading and writing across the curriculum): This book is a fun book to use as a readers theater. A lot of characters and dialogue. This is also a good book to use to read as a read aloud or shared reading while teaching students to write using quotation marks. One good activity would be for students to choose a scene, and draw their own pictures using speech bubbles instead of quotation marks to show what the characters are saying.

Potential Problems or Difficulties: I don’t see any problems or difficulties.

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